Photography and Resistance

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Exploring the intersection of photography and politics, this book posits that the act of seeing is vital to existence. It examines how photography serves as a medium of political activism, particularly through the lens of African American, Indigenous American, Latinx, and Asian American artists. By analyzing the paradoxical relationship between photography and societal invisibility, the author highlights the role of photographic practices in addressing issues of political, social, and epistemological erasure in contemporary contexts.